Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-10
CITY IMPROVEMENTS.
EVIDENCES OF MARKED PROS.
PERITY ON EVERY HAND.
Mention OF Some of the Numerous
New Buildings Being Erected
in the City.


A casual glance over Sacramento shows
healthy condition of building and gen.
eral improvements, but which, it may be
confidently expected, will be greatly stimu-
lated and augmented by the organized
effort now being entered upon by the City
improvement Association. Among the
buildings being put up, or that have been
recently completed, are the following:
James Patterson is building good two
story frame residence, with basement on
the north side of N street, between Ninth
and Tenth, which is to cost So, 400. 1t will
| contain eight rooms, nicely furnished, and
| is being built by Thomas McCaffery.
A neat one-story cottage is being put up
on L street, between Twenty-first and
| Twenty-second streets, on the north side,
| at a cost of 81 200.
A cottage with bay windows and high
basement is also being built on NJ street,
between Twentieth and Twenty-first, south
side, at cost of 81 500.
NJ J. Dillman, Manager of the Bell Con-
servatory, has remodeled and finely i'm
proved and made beautiful home of his
| newly purchased premises, ON the south
side of o street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth. This lot has been raised to high
grade, the residence remodeled into fine,
roomy cottage with high basement. and is
being finished and provided with all mod
ern Improvements. There are seven large
rooms in the house, and the buildings and
fences are painted snow white, giving the
entire premises conspicuously neat and
attractive appearance.
On the opposite side of street to the
residence of Mr.. Dillman, A. B. Cheney is
building fine residence, containing nine
rooms, bath, closets, etc, and all modern
improvements. 1t is a two-story frame,
with high basement, and will cost upwards
of 1000.
A. Harwood, north side of o street, be
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth, is having
his cottage remodeied and the premises
generally improved.
Two fine frame residences have recently
been completed by Z. Comstock on the
north side of 0 street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth. They contain ten rooms each |
with pantries, closets, ETC., and are provided |
with latest improvements. The buildings |
cost about S. 900 each, and are an ornament |
to the neighborhood.
The residence of Charles F. Dillman, ON |
n street between Twelfth and Thirteenth, |
facing Capitol Park, is one of the finest and |
most unique of the many attractive homes |
around these beautiful grounds 1t was
recently completed, and furnishes q style |
of antique architecture entirely novel to |
Sacramento, and which attracts much at |
tention.
F. Quinn has built recently store and |
residence on the southwest corner of Twen-
ty-second and K streets, the improvements |
costing about $1,000.
On the opposite corner, V. Brockenauer |
completed short time since bakery and |
oh fcl1,x.
costing about 81 500.
Immediately west of the above buildings |
John Bachtell is building fine large cot |
tage, with high basement. 1t contains |
seven rooms, and was built at a cost of |
s., 900.
On G street, between Fourteenth and |
Fifteenth, John Keber is building a large |
cottage and basement. 1t will cost about |
50 800, and make an attractive home.
Mrs. d. Clark is having double and a |
single Queen Ann cottage erected on the
corner lot-northeast corner of Ninth and
+ streets, at a cost OF between 81, 900 and
S., 900.
On the north side of G street, between
Seventh and Eighth, Mrs Stratton is hav-
ing her residence entirely remodeled, and
when finished will be fine Improvement.
One of the finest buildings erected this
season is that of John Sheeren. on the
south side of L street. between Eighth and
Ninth 1t is q two-story frame and high
basement, and contains u rooms and all
late Improvements. BONN Bros are the
contractors, and the entire cost will be in
the neighborhood of 5000.
Thomas O'Neal is just putting the finish
| ing touches to fine cottage of five rooms
on the southeast corner of Thirteenth and
o streets. Value when finished, 81 500.
The Siller Bros. have built two hand
some cottages on the south side of Q street,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth. Value
of each. 100.
| Louis Gardner is just completing a fine
cottage of six rooms on the south side of Q
street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth.
Valued at 81 800.
H. Weaver has just finished an elegant
two-story frame dwelling on the northeast
corner of Eighteenth and Q streets, at a cost
of 81 800.
Thomas Ross is finishing an eight-room
cottage on o, Nineteenth and Twentieth,
valued at $1,000
| Z. H. Green has erected an eight-room
two-story residence on the north west cor
ner OF Nineteenth and | streets, at a cost of
s., 800.
A neat one-story cottage and brick base.
ment has just been completed at Twenty
second and streets
Stephen White has Just finished cot
| tage of seven rooms at Twenty-sixth and
| Q streets, at cost of 81, 500.
| B. n Bugbey has made extensive addi-
| tons to his residence, Twenty third and \
streets at an expense of $3.50.
Mrs. before has erected a neat cottage of
seven rooms and a basement, at Twenty
second and j. streets, at cost of 81 400.
| An elegant one-story basement cot
tage has been erected on NJ street, between
Twenty-eighth and Twenty at a cost
q about 81 500.
A fine cottage and a new blacksmith
| shop has recently been erected on K street,
between Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth.
Extensive additions have been made and
are being made to the Mud6ox pottery, on
the block bounded by X and L, Thirtieth
and Thirty-first streets
| George Murray is finishing two hand
some fve-room cottages on Seventeenth
street, between L and NJ. They will cost
about So 600.
new one-story cottage and basement,
costing about $1,000, has been erected at
Nineteenth and streets.
| C. 2. Nathan has erected three elegant
| fiye-room cottages on the northeast corner
of n and Sixth streets
| A fine two-story residence is being
erected on the south side of G, between
| Ninth and Tenth.
Hon. F. D. Ryan recently occupied his
elegant two-story and basement residence
on the southeast corner of Twelfth and P
streets. This is one of the handsomest
residences in that part OF the city, and cost
in the neighborhood of $500.
On the opposite side of p street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, the carpenters are
Just completing very pretty story and
basement cottage, the cost of which will
be some $1,000.
These are portion of the new residences
in the city, and there are also to be seen
numerous finely-finished barns and other
structures, new ornamental fences, arti-
fetal stone walks, ETC., all giving evidence
of the spirit OF enterprise and determina-
ton for Improvements which is increas-
ingly asserting itself in our midst